Princess
cas407 · Castle
Fantasy Era · 2009. The figure debuted in the Joust set (10193 Medieval Market Village), which was a landmark set for the Castle theme featuring high-detail civilian life.

Figure ID
cas407
Theme
Castle
Year Released
2009. The figure debuted in the Joust set (10193 Medieval Market Village), which was a landmark set for the Castle theme featuring high-detail civilian life.
Rarity
Uncommon. While not a limited promotion, she only appeared in one highly sought-after D2C (Direct to Consumer) set, making her harder to find than standard Castle figures.
Head
Classic yellow skin, single-sided printing. Features large black eyes with two eyelashes each and red lipstick. It is a standard female face used extensively in the late 2000s.
Torso
White torso with ornate gold, light blue, and dark red printing. The design features a laced corset (cross-stitch pattern) and a gold necklace with a red jewel. White arms and white hands.
Legs
2x2x2 white slope brick (dress/skirt element) with elaborate printing continuing the torso pattern. Features gold filigree, a blue under-layer with a diamond pattern, and decorative trim.
Accessories
Originally included a gold crown (Part 3922) and a long brown hairpiece (Part 60169). The figure in the image is currently missing these components.
Color Scheme
Primary white with gold accents, light blue fabric highlights, and small dark red/ruby jewel details. The classic yellow head provides the traditional LEGO aesthetic.
Printing Details
High-quality pad printing for the era. The print alignment between the torso and the slope brick is a common quality control point. Features detail on the front only; the back of the slope is unprinted.
Variants
This specific printing is unique to cas407. Similar princess figures exist from the Kingdoms and Castle (2013) lines, but they feature different dress colors or facial expressions.
Condition Notes
The white plastic is prone to yellowing if exposed to UV light. The sharp corners of the slope brick often show 'play wear' or chipping. Printing on the torso can fade with heavy handling.
Estimated Value
Used complete (with hair/crown): $12-$18 USD. Used incomplete (as shown): $6-$9 USD. New/Mint: $25+ USD. Values are driven by the popularity of the Medieval Market Village set.
Price (New)
Originally available in set 10193 Medieval Market Village which retailed for $99.99 USD in 2009.
Compatible Sets
10193 Medieval Market Village (2009).
Character Background
A generic noblewoman or princess residing in the Fantasy Era kingdom. She serves as a civilian character to populate the detailed village life rather than a combatant in the Orc/Undead wars.
Design Notes
One of the earlier uses of the 2x2x2 slope brick to represent a formal dress with continuous printing across the torso-waist seam, a technique that would become standard for LEGO royalty.
Similar Minifigures
cas365 Princess (Kingdoms), cas523 Princess (Castle 2013), and the Series 12 Fairytale Princess collectible minifigure.
Collectibility
High. Anything related to the 10193 Medieval Market Village is considered a 'gold standard' for Castle collectors. The figure is vital for completing that specific iconic set.
History
Part of the transition period where LEGO Castle was moving from simple designs to the highly detailed 'Fantasy Era' and 'Kingdoms' aesthetics, incorporating more complex patterns.
Interesting Facts
Though labeled a Princess, her presence in the Market Village suggests she may be a high-born lady or merchant's daughter visiting the crown's festivities.
Display Suggestions
Best displayed within a medieval village MOC or a castle balcony. Pair with the 10193 set or the 10305 Lion Knights' Castle for a cohesive display.
Modification Potential
Excellent for custom historical figures. The dress slope is a popular piece for 'purist' customizers creating Renaissance-era ladies or fantasy mages.
Overall Assessment
A beautiful example of late-2000s Castle design. While the figure in the image is incomplete (missing headgear/hair), the torso and dress slope remain iconic elegant pieces. Rating: 7.5/10.